Sentence examples for find anyone from from inspiring English sources

In some places, like Kennedy International Airport in New York, passengers reported being unable for hours to find anyone from Swissair who could answer questions.

I get patients from all over, and I rarely find anyone from Roseto under the age of sixty-five witheartrt disease.'" Wolf was skeptical.

They are looking for a broader, deeper understanding of human behavior and I rarely find anyone from the press who has a problem with the idea that much of human behavior has evolutionary roots.

AOL Time Warner The official announcement of his appointment, which is expected Tuesday, already has people kibitzing about how awful it is that the company couldn't find anyone from within to lead the Internet service provider.

The search bar will allow users to find anyone from their company's Global Address List by first or last name, email alias or phone numbers, though the app will also allow users to chat with anyone who uses Skype, even if they're not a company employee.

As it isn't a traditional nightclub, the programming can be sporadic, but you can find anyone from Jack Beats and AC Slater (when Night Bass goes bigtime) to underground partysquads like Lights Down Low and Making Shapes taking the place over for a night.

Darfuris themselves are well aware of how they might be punished for backing the ICC; yet, despite the indictment of two Darfuri rebel leaders along with members of the government in Khartoum, it is hard to find anyone aside from Mr Bashir's few Arab supporters in the main towns who opposes the court's action.

It is hard to find anyone -- apart from the lawyers who are paid to do so -- to defend him in public.

"He is still alive and well and I am trying to find anyone who knew him from the war.

You can train yourself from someone who knows to dance in slow mo If you are unable to find anyone, try video training from internet or any other source.

Although Andrea Arnold had originally planned to cast a girl with dance skills she couldn't find anyone who seemed right, and from Jarvis's direct, forceful performance as the headstrong and dance-obsessed 15-year-old Mia, it's easy to imagine her, in Arnold's words, standing out on the platform for "giving him a bit of grief".